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Cursor adds self-hosted machines support for on-premise tool execution and dynamic team pools

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Developers can now keep codebases, build outputs, and secrets entirely on internal infrastructure while cloud agents execute tool calls locally. Features include dynamic pool scheduling for team workers that scale with demand, hibernation of idle machines, and support for AWS Lambda, Coder, Cloudflare, Daytona, Modal, Namespace, Vercel, and E2B. Also adds computer use for Linux and Mac.

Stacks this affects

Cursor ships in 6 tested stacks here.

UI-first with v0
Code · Builder
$60/mo
Android app with AI
Code · Mobile
$42/mo
iOS + Android with Expo
Code · Mobile
$67/mo
Cursor rules
Code · Agent setup
$50/mo
iOS app with AI
Code · Mobile
$48/mo
Cursor (IDE-first)
Code · Workflow
$20/mo
All Cursor changes and pricing

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